GLA81689 - Architecture + Urbanism Framework
A Contract Award Notice
by TRANSPORT FOR LONDON
- Source
- Find a Tender
- Type
- Framework (Services)
- Duration
- not specified
- Value
- £0
- Sector
- CONSTRUCTION
- Published
- 22 Nov 2023
- Delivery
- not specified
- Deadline
- n/a
Concepts
Location
LONDON
2 buyers
- Transport for London London
68 suppliers
- Muf Architecture Art London
- Publica Associates London
- Metropolitan Workshop London
- We Made That Thame
- Dark Matter Laboratories London
- Jas Bhalia Architects London
- DK CM London
- Hat Projects None
- Public Works Group London
- Mikhail Riches Hertfordshire
- Ove Arup & Partners London
- Gbolade Design Studio London
- Useful Simple Group London
- Studio Ja Projects London
- Rcka London
- Architecture00 Cambridgeshire
- Hayatsu Architects London
- What If Projects London
- Urban Movement London
- Sanchez Benton Architects London
- We Made That Oxford
- Alison Crawshaw None
- Periscope Landscape & Architects London
- East Architecture Landscape Urban Design London
- Lda Design Consulting Cambridgeshire
- Studio Weave London
- Nimtim Architects London
- Collective Cultures Ommx Atelier Anf & Studio Nyali London
- Wright & Wright Architects London
- Freehaus Design London
- Asif Khan London
- Haworth Tompkins London
- If Design Office London
- Elli Farrant Architects London
- Studio Egret West London
- Feix & Merlin London
- HHBR London
- Pup Architects London
- Rcka None
- Archio London
- Brisco Loran London
- Fourth Street Place Consultants London
- Architecture Doing Place London
- Balaam Murphy London
- Studio Gil London
- Karacusevic Carson Architects None
- DRMM None
- Adam Khan Architects London
- Gibson Thrnley Architects London
- Al Jawad Pike London
- Mae Architects London
- Peter Barber Architects London
- Farshid Moussavi Architecture London
- Morris Company & Gort Scott London
- Karacusevic Carson Architects London
- Mangera Yvars Architects Sutton
- Mica Architects London
- Hawkins Brown Design London
- Grimshaw Architects London
- Landolt & Brown London
- Weston Williamson Partners London
- Jestico Whiles Associates London
- Wilkinson Eyre Architects London
- Allies & Morrison London
- Fletcher Priest Architects London
- John Puttick Associates London
- 5TH Studio Cambridge
- Haptic Architects London
Description
The Architecture and Urbanism (A+U) Framework will consist of consultancies that will provide the architectural and design services to all members of the GLA Group. In addition it will be promoted to all 33 London Boroughs and other public sector organisations within the United Kingdom.
Lot Division
| 1 | Spatial Policy, Urban Strategies and Research Panel users require services related to the proactive planning and shaping of places, projects and London-wide initiatives. To inform this work, they will commission strategic research, design studies and area-based plans to underpin spatial policy. Award Criteria
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| 2 | Sustainable Cities Panel users require services related to the development of a zero carbon and sustainable built environment. Award Criteria
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| 3 | High Street and Town Centre Recovery and Transformation Panel users are responding to the many challenges faced by London's network of high streets and town centres. Panel users require practices and practitioners that are design-led, spatially and contextually aware and able to engage with and build the capacity of local communities; providing intelligent, contextual and high quality architectural and placeshaping advice. Practitioners should be able to support the Mayor and his partners to develop strategies that support the night-time economy, develop frameworks for High street Innovation Zones and 15-Minute City Strategies. Award Criteria
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| 4 | Landscape, Green Infrastructure and Public Realm The panel users are seeking to improve the quality and accessibility of hard and soft public realm and spaces, in London, including streets, squares, green and open spaces and green infrastructure. This work includes developing strategies, generating policies and investing in London's public realm. Panel users require practices and practitioners that have the expertise to deliver well designed, highly sophisticated, contextually sensitive and sustainable landscape, green infrastructure and public realm schemes across a range of scales. Award Criteria
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| 5 | Civic, Cultural and Social Infrastructure The panel users require services related to non-residential architectural projects delivered by the public sector and its partners in London. Practices and practitioners must demonstrate experience and expertise in one or more of the following fields: healthcare, education, cultural spaces, civic, community and other social infrastructures. Panel users require practices and practitioners that have the expertise to deliver well designed, highly sophisticated, contextually sensitive and sustainable civic, cultural and social infrastructure schemes across a range of scales. Award Criteria
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| 6 | Commercial, Workspace and Industrial The panel users require services related to commercial non-residential architectural projects delivered by the public sector and its partners in London. Practices and practitioners must demonstrate experience and expertise in one or more of the following fields, industrial, workspace, office and retail. Panel users require practices and practitioners that have the expertise to deliver well designed, highly sophisticated, contextually sensitive and sustainable commercial, workspace and industrial schemes across a range of scales. Award Criteria
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| 7 | Small Sites Housing The panel users require services related to the design and delivery of housing on small sites. This scale of delivery is increasingly being brought forward by the public sector and its partners to support the Mayor's plans to deliver new homes across London. Panel users require practices and practitioners that have the expertise to deliver well designed, highly sophisticated, contextually sensitive and sustainable housing schemes across a range of scales. Award Criteria
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| 8 | Housing and Mixed Use The panel users require services related to the design and delivery of housing and housing led mixed-use developments being brought forward by the public sector and its partners to support the mayor's plans to deliver new homes across London. Panel users require practices and practitioners that have the expertise to deliver well designed, highly sophisticated, contextually sensitive and sustainable housing schemes across a range of scales. Award Criteria
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| 9 | Transport Infrastructure Interface: Over Station/ Station Development The panel users require services related to design and delivery of housing and housing-led mixed-use developments and non-residential projects being brought forward by the public sector and its partners to support the mayor's plans to deliver new homes across London. Panel users require practices and practitioners that have the expertise to deliver well designed, highly sophisticated, contextually sensitive and sustainable housing schemes across a range of scales. Practices and practitioners should also be able demonstrate expertise in commercial and commercially led developments, successfully integrated with, and mutually beneficial to transport infrastructure. Award Criteria
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| 10 | Transport Design Specialist infrastructure The panel users are committed to upgrading the infrastructure and transport networks supporting London, its functionality, the quality of the user experience and the overall design quality and future proofing. Award Criteria
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Award Detail
| 1 | Muf Architecture Art (London)
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| 2 | Publica Associates (London)
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| 3 | Metropolitan Workshop (London)
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| 4 | We Made That (Thame)
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| 5 | Dark Matter Laboratories (London)
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| 6 | Jas Bhalia Architects (London)
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| 7 | DK CM (London)
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| 8 | Hat Projects (None)
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| 9 | Public Works Group (London)
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| 10 | Mikhail Riches (Hertfordshire)
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| 11 | Ove Arup & Partners (London)
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| 12 | Gbolade Design Studio (London)
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| 13 | Useful Simple Group (London)
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| 14 | Studio Ja Projects (London)
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| 15 | Rcka (London)
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| 16 | Architecture00 (Cambridgeshire)
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| 17 | Publica Associates (London)
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| 18 | Hayatsu Architects (London)
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| 19 | What If Projects (London)
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| 20 | Public Works Group (London)
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| 21 | Urban Movement (London)
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| 22 | Jas Bhalia Architects (London)
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| 23 | Sanchez Benton Architects (London)
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| 24 | We Made That (Oxford)
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| 25 | Alison Crawshaw (None)
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| 26 | Periscope Landscape & Architects (London)
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| 27 | Muf Architecture Art (London)
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| 28 | Hayatsu Architects (London)
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| 29 | East Architecture Landscape Urban Design (London)
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| 30 | Lda Design Consulting (Cambridgeshire)
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| 31 | Studio Weave (London)
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| 32 | Nimtim Architects (London)
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| 33 | Sanchez Benton Architects (London)
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| 34 | Publica Associates (London)
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| 35 | Collective Cultures Ommx Atelier Anf & Studio Nyali (London)
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| 36 | Rcka (London)
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| 37 | Studio Ja Projects (London)
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| 38 | DK CM (London)
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| 39 | Wright & Wright Architects (London)
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| 40 | Freehaus Design (London)
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| 41 | Asif Khan (London)
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| 42 | Haworth Tompkins (London)
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| 43 | Architecture00 (Cambridgeshire)
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| 44 | Public Works Group (London)
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| 45 | If Design Office (London)
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| 46 | Haworth Tompkins (London)
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| 47 | Architecture00 (Cambridgeshire)
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| 48 | Elli Farrant Architects (London)
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| 49 | Studio Egret West (London)
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| 50 | Feix & Merlin (London)
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| 51 | HHBR (London)
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| 52 | Freehaus Design (London)
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| 53 | Pup Architects (London)
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| 54 | If Design Office (London)
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| 55 | Studio Ja Projects (London)
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| 56 | Rcka (None)
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| 57 | Jas Bhalia Architects (London)
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| 58 | Nimtim Architects (London)
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| 59 | Archio (London)
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| 60 | Brisco Loran (London)
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| 61 | Fourth Street Place Consultants (London)
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| 62 | Collective Cultures Ommx Atelier Anf & Studio Nyali (London)
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| 63 | Architecture Doing Place (London)
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| 64 | Balaam Murphy (London)
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| 65 | Studio Gil (London)
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| 66 | Karacusevic Carson Architects (None)
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| 67 | DRMM (None)
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| 68 | Haworth Tompkins (London)
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| 69 | Adam Khan Architects (London)
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| 70 | Gibson Thrnley Architects (London)
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| 71 | Mikhail Riches (Hertfordshire)
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| 72 | Al Jawad Pike (London)
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| 73 | Mae Architects (London)
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| 74 | Peter Barber Architects (London)
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| 75 | Farshid Moussavi Architecture (London)
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| 76 | HHBR (London)
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| 77 | Morris Company & Gort Scott (London)
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| 78 | Archio (London)
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| 79 | Karacusevic Carson Architects (London)
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| 80 | Mangera Yvars Architects (Sutton)
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| 81 | Mica Architects (London)
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| 82 | Hawkins Brown Design (London)
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| 83 | Grimshaw Architects (London)
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| 84 | Landolt & Brown (London)
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| 85 | Weston Williamson Partners (London)
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| 86 | Jestico Whiles Associates (London)
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| 87 | Wilkinson Eyre Architects (London)
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| 88 | Allies & Morrison (London)
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| 89 | Fletcher Priest Architects (London)
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| 90 | John Puttick Associates (London)
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| 91 | 5TH Studio (Cambridge)
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| 92 | Ove Arup & Partners (London)
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| 93 | Haptic Architects (London)
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| 94 | Landolt & Brown (London)
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| 95 | Weston Williamson Partners (London)
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| 96 | Grimshaw Architects (London)
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CPV Codes
- 71200000 - Architectural and related services
Indicators
- Award on basis of price.
Other Information
The previous Notice publication reference is: 2021/S 000-025709. Transport for London (TfL) is a complex organisation operating both as an executive agency of the Greater London Authority (GLA) under the direction of the Mayor of London and as provider of transport services. The framework services may be provided to GLA/TfL and/or its subsidiaries and may also encompass London Regional Transport (LRT). TfL has established this framework agreement for use by all London Boroughs (and any future successors to these organisations), City of London and the Greater London Authority and all its functional bodies. This framework is also open for use by all Local Authorities in England. Any orders placed under this framework agreement will form a separate contract under the scope of this framework between the supplier and the specific contracting authority. The contracting authority and other contracting bodies utilising the framework reserve the right to use any electronic portal during the life of the agreement. The framework is a NIL award framework agreement and the Authority is not committed to the estimated spend figure. The framework agreement commencement date is the 1st March 2023 for 4 years. This Framework Agreement can used upon award by all the following: All Central Government Bodies All Wider Public Sector Bodies A local asset backed vehicle or asset investment vehicle between a body listed and a private sector partner. Housing Associations in the UK. A Minister of the Crown. Acute trust (NHS). Arms Length management organisations (ALMOs). Almshouses. Ambulance trusts. British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). British Rail Board (residuary). British Waterways. Business Innovation and skills. Care trusts. Central government departments, their agencies and non-departmental public bodies. Community health councils. Community land trusts. Crossrail Ltd. Crossrail 2 Department for communities and local government. Defence infrastructure organisation. Bepartment for Business and Enterprise (BEIS) Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Department for Culture Media and Sport. Department for health arm's length bodies. Department for Transport. Department of Education. Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency. Education establishments, institutions and organisations. Environment Agency. Essex Wildlife Trust. Extracare providers. Fire authority. G15 members. G320 members. General practitioners. Greater London Authority. Greater London Authority group. High Speed 2. Highways agency. Historic London Home office. House of Parliament Judicial system (Ministry of justice). L9 group of housing associations in London. Land Registry. Lee valley regional park authority. London Economic Action Partnership. Local Enterprise Partnerships. Local authorities. Local development agencies. Local health boards. London & Continental Railways Ltd. London boroughs (all 33) & City of London. London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority. London Legacy Development Corporation London Wildlife Trust. Mayoral development corporation established under the Localism Act 2011. Mental health trusts. Metropolitan Police Authority. Ministry of Defence. National Housing Federation. National Trust. Natural England. NDA properties Ltd. Network Rail. NHS NHS foundations trusts. NHS hospital trusts. NHS property services Ltd. Nuclear Decommissioning Authority. Oil & Pipeline Agency. Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation (OPDC) Port of London Authority. Primary care trusts. Registered providers. Royal Docks Management Authority. Royal Mail. Royal Parks. Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Special health authorities. Strategic health authorities. The Crown Estate. Thames Chase Trust. Vehicle and Operator Services Agency.
Reference
- FTS 034539-2023